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August
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- August 21
- September 20, 2000
- Contemporary Gallery
- Ambiguity:
Layers of Information
- A collaboration between
Marywood University and The Maslow Collection consisting of paintings,
prints and photographs by major artists including Robert Cumming,
Edward Henderson, Willy Heeks, Barbara Kasten, Scott Kelly, Sherrie
Levine, Frank Owen, Robert Rauschenberg and Sandy Skoglund. Curated
by arts administration student, Jamie Pettinato, this exhibit
is the result of her fieldwork experience mentored by Robert
Schweitzer, curator for The Maslow Collection. Other selections
from The Maslow Collection will also be on display in the Suraci
Gallery through October 8th.
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Edward
Henderson Vein,
Vain, Vane
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Catalog
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JOHN
SHAHONEY
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oil,
monoprint
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The
Shamans
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KAREN
REID
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mixed
media
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- October 1
- 31, 2000
- Contemporary Gallery
- Artists
as Visionaries: Regional Art 2000
- Artists as
Visionaries is the
first juried Regional Biennial for Northeast Pennsylvania and
surrounding counties. A cultural initiative of four visual arts
venues collaborating to mark the new millennium, Artists as Visionaries will take place concurrently
at the four exhibition sites: Marywood University's Contemporary
Gallery, Afa Gallery, University Art Gallery at University of
Scranton and Linder Gallery at Keystone College. This project
receives support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council
on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
and the National Endowment for the Arts. Opening Receptions and
Awards Ceremony: October 7th
- Progressive opening
with food and music at the participating venues beginning at
2 PM and concluding with the awards ceremony at Keystone College
at 7:30 PM.
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- October 12
- December 15, 2000
- Suraci Gallery
- Roger
Millar: Contemporary Scottish Silversmith
- Roger Millar has been
a driving force in Scottish silversmithing and metalsmithing
for nearly 25 years. He teaches at the School of Design and Craft
at Glasgow School of Art, where he is the head of the silversmithing
and jewelry department. He sits on the Crafts Council of Great
Britain's Education Panel. His private commissions are numerous
and include Her Majesty, The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh.
This solo exhibit will consist of lidded containers, candlesticks
and other sculptural vessels and tableware fabricated in silver
and other metals.
- Artist's Slide Presentation:
October 12th at 3:30 PM at the Comerford Theatre followed by
a reception for the artist at the Suraci Gallery.
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- Beam
Candleholder
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silver,
black patinated brass
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- November
10 - December 31, 2000
- Suraci Gallery
- Photographs
by THOMAS MERTON on His Asian Journey
- Ten photographs, on
loan from the Merton Legacy Trust in Louisville, Kentucky, are
among the last images Thomas Merton recorded before his death
in Thailand in 1968, and are from the film found in his camera.
Merton, known in religion as Father Louis, was a Trappist monk
of the Cistercian Abbey of Gethsemani near Bardston, KY. Best
known for his celebrated autobiographical class, The Seven Storey Mountain, Thomas Merton wrote more than
seventy books (journals, essays, poetry, meditative writing and
social criticism) which have been recognized for both their spiritual
and literary value.
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- November
18 - December 15, 2000
- Contemporary Gallery
- Graduate
Exhibition I
- Group exhibit of masters
of art and fine arts candidates: Max Coston and Nancy Nally (both
MFA ceramics); Joshua Breslow (MFA /sculpture) and Daniela DiGregorio
(MA/art education.)
- Reception: November
18th, 6-8 PM
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JOSHUA
BRESLOW
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oil
and acrylic on canvas
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DANIELA
DiGREGORIO
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Elements
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monoprint
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DANIELA
DiGREGORIO
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Devil's
Wall
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oil
canvas
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NANCY
NALLY
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Skins
of War
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ceramic
breastplate
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- January 15
- February 25, 2001
- Suraci Gallery
- Georges
Rouault: Miserere Series
- Georges Rouault (1871-1958)
is considered by some, the most important 20th century Christian
artist who combined genuine faith with modern sensibility in
his work. This exhibit includes fifteen black and white prints
from the Miserere series of 58 plates completed
in 1927. Using nearly every known process of etching and engraving,
Rouault technically produced one of the most significant print
series of the 20th century.
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Love
One Another (Plate
31), engraving
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- January 17
- 27, 2001
- Contemporary Gallery
- Scholastic
Art Awards
- A regional exhibition,
sponsored by the Times-Tribune, of award-winning work by junior
high and high school students, grades 7-12, from five counties
of Northeastern Pennsylvania.
- Awards Presentation:
Saturday, January 20th at 1PM (Nazareth Hall, Crystal Room)
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- February
4 - 18, 2001
- Contemporary Gallery
- Senior
Exhibition 01
- Undergraduate group
exhibition of fine arts candidates majoring in CERAMICS: Alford
Wayman; GRAPHIC DESIGN: Mindy Brittle, Amy Delsandro,
Karin Geise, Lisa Krisler, Jason Luklanchuk, Kerry E. Mack, Brian
L. Nardella, Michelle L. Oakley, Catherine Anne Strafaci, Filipe
Topa, Amy Vislocky and Wisdom Yun; PHOTOGRAPHY: Diana
C. Buser, Aimee Dilger, Lacey Haas, Kim Jupinka and Karen McElroy;
and AD HOC: Kathryn Darrah and Marissa Racht.
- Reception: Sunday,
February 4th, 2-4 PM
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- February
25 - March 25, 2001
- Contemporary Gallery
- Senior
Exhibition 02
- Undergraduate group
exhibition of fine arts candidates in ILLUSTRATION: Jason
A. Cordaro, Ian Hopkins, Sheri M. Jarrett and Melissa-Leigh Roberti;
INTERIOR DESIGN: Amy J. Dailey, Christina Kasa and Rose
Randa; SCULPTURE: Brian Bright, Catherine Trask Keating
and Ann Kohut; and PAINTING: Jake Dempsey, Tonette Tomain
Dodgson, Margaret E. Haskett, Jessica Kozemko, Adrienne Pawlowski,
JoAnna Young and Wisdom Yun; also BA candidates in ART EDUCATION:
Jennifer Carrington, Andrew DeLeo and Vincent Giannetto IV.
- Reception: Sunday,
March 25th, 2-4 PM
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- March 14
- April 25, 2001
- Suraci Gallery
- 9
x 9 x 3
- 9x9x3 was organized by the Textile
Study Group of New York. The exhibition of 50 contemporary fiber
art pieces by the members of the Textile Study Group was curated
by Janet Koplos, senior editor of Art in America. The exhibit originally opened at the American
Craft Museum in NYC. Each artist produced a work to fit inside
a 9"x9"x3" box, a modular format that unifies
the spectacularly expressive collection of artwork created in
diverse styles and mediums. The works are divided into two main
categories: About the World and About the Work. Members' work
is regularly reviewed in Fiberarts,
Surface Design Journal, American Craft and The
New York Times and
represented in major museum collections including the Metropolitan
Museum of Art, the Cooper-Hewitt Museum, American Craft Museum
and the Cleveland Art Museum. A color catalog accompanied the
exhibit.
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Top:
Erma Martin Yost, Sunrise
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Bottom:
Niki Bonnett, Pre-flight
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Photos:
J. James Dee
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- April 1 -
May 11, 2001
- Contemporary Gallery
- ANNE
TABACHNICK
- Painting
about Paintings
- Anne Tabachnick was
a very highly regarded figure of the New York art scene from
the 1960's until her death in 1995. Her successful career, cut
short by cancer, continues to attract the attention of serious
art lovers as well as other painters. receive critical attention.
Tabachnick's work, which is built up very gradually in thin layers
of color, deals with a large variety of subjects, but this exhibit
will focus on what may have been the heart of her oeuvre: her
love of art history and her response to its imagery. All of the
works in this show deal in some way with Tabachnick's on-going
relationship with the art of the past. Some of the works are
very recognizable re-interpretations while others offer less
direct homage. The role of artist as perennial student is one
which Tabachnick was unafraid of. The exhibit will be on loan
from Lori Bookstein Fine Art on E. 78th Street in Manhattan.
A color catalog will accompany the exhibit. Mark Webber, exhibit
coordinator, will give a gallery talk on Wednesday, April 18th
at 2 PM, which is free and open to the public.
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- Top image:
A Long Walk in Boston oil on masonite
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- Bottom image:
Madonna and Crucifixion acrylic on canvas
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- May 5-18,
2001
- Suraci Gallery
- Graduate
Exhibition II
- Group exhibit of masters
of art candidates in painting: Deborah R. Abbey, EvAnn Racht
and Dolores Vida.
- Reception: May 5th,
6-8 PM
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